 |
Tri-State Award
Tri-State Coach of the Year
The Maxwell Football Club inaugurated this award to honor a high school
or college coach who has not only produced great football teams, but has
also motivated their players to do their very best at the next level,
whether it be football or the business world.
 The
winner of the 9th Annual Tri-State
Award for the Tri-State Coach of the Year is Malvern
Prep coach,
Gamp Pellegrini. Pellegrini’s career record as a head
coach, including his 11 seasons in the Catholic League, is 259-143-9.
He is 200-85-8 at Malvern. |
|
What the media has said about Gamp
Wrote John DiCandilo, Mainline Times: “Gamp
Pellegrini is that life treasure you rarely come across. Virtually
everyone feels better for just becoming an acquaintance. The day (his
retirement) becomes a reality, the local football scene will lose a giant
of a man, who has touched thousands of hearts through his kindness, his
paternal instinct and his sense of humor.”
see more...
Previous Tri-State Award
Winners
Previous winners include
Rowan University coach, Jay Accorsi
(2005), University of Delaware Valley College
Head Football Coach, G.A.
Mangus (2004), University of Delaware’s
Head Football Coach, K.C.
Keeler (2003), University of Pennsylvania’s
Coach, Al Bagnoli
(2002), Bill Swaan,
Widener University (2001),
Harold "Tubby" Raymond,
University of Delaware (2000),
Mike Pettine of Central
Bucks West High School, Doylestown, PA (1999) and the winner of the first
Tri-State Award was Frank
Girardi of Lycoming College (1998). |
|
